Dont go to the coin Fair without your Glasses LOL

Hi all well decided to trat myself at a small regular coin fair in Charing Cross (Central London) not as well attended today due to another plusher event taking place elsewhere
Well I fully intended to pick up a few bits of silver but the guy I normaly buy modern from was absent so of to my Roman dealer went I only to discover I had taken the wrong glasses with me and could not clearly see anything LOL
I came away with the selection below 1 French Napoleon III Gold 10F 5 Roman $ Silver and one with a copper core a unknown Indian Silver and a Black Sea area silver.
I will get the books out later LOL One good thing though at least I will have fun sorting them and they were very reasonable.

De Orc

 

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This is one of those threads I begin to smile at even without reading the post

Bone

 

Is it my eyes, with glasses, or are they two heads on the roman one in the middle ?
Could you show a bigger pic, please ?

Cucumbor

 

Cucumbor which line? 2 or 3 :thumb:

De Orc :kewl:

 

The one under the gold napoleon

 

1 head

 

Is that 90 Pounds for the Black Sea silver coin??
I'm sure it's well worth it but Ouch.
Next time,bring glasses,leave wallet... :hammer:

 

No it is the cotation in Sear's "greek coins and their values"

 

Here we go :smile

De Orc

 

IMP C P LIC GALLIENVS P F AVG, radiate bust of Galienus right
RESTITUT ORIENTIS, turreted female standing right, presenting wreath to Gallienus.

Gallienus, antoninian, Syrian mint, circa 255-256 AD

 

Exactly right cucumbor except there is no PF after GALLINEVS,It is RIC#448.Here is a picture of the one shown on Wildwinds.

 

Thanks Guy's the Id is appreciated :smile

De Orc :bow: :bow: